Seeing double? Viral two-headed baby snake is "so cute"
Double the heads mean double the trouble...
Double-headed snakes are a rare and fascinating phenomenon. Recently, one baby snake has taken over our feeds - and we are bewildered!
Snakes are often regarded as some of the most intriguing creatures in the animal kingdom. They continue to surprise us with their diversity and adaptations. These creatures have levelled up and we now see the occurrence of double-headed snakes.
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Like many other South Africans, this video comes as a shock to the East Coast Breakfast team. Take a look here:
The post shared by @exeter_exotics shares some unbelievable information on this unique serpent.
Exter Exotics share: "The right-hand side head prefers sardine-scented pinky heads and will take it from you himself if held up to him.The left hand head is interested in food but we think the throat may be a little narrower for that head as it seemed to struggle when offered food before."
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Here is more information on double-headed snakes
Double-headed snakes are exceptionally rare and can be found in various snake species. These serpents possess two distinct heads, each with its own brain, eyes, and sometimes even forked tongues!
While double-headed snakes may seem like a marvel of nature, their existence may pose a host of challenges. It is reported that these snakes may have a shorter lifespan due to their increased vulnerability in the wild.
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Stay tuned for an update on the snake babies who have captivated KZN's attention.
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